I’m very happy to have created a narrative video game experience for @barragan included on the B-Virus USB drive available for purchase on the website, as well as having contributed to the project’s initial design prototype.
B-virus USB drive @v.arragan_
Development support for the video game: @ngtheo
USB Drive & Packaging Production @nikkosmas@red_orchid_99
Interview with @sinhalex . Working between industrial design, digital environments and video game culture, his practice explores how digital worlds shape the way we imagine and construct objects today. Now online on templemagazine.co 🕳️
After quite a delay but with even greater pride, we’re finally sharing the chair @hahahafner and I designed for Chapelle Mon-Gré in Switzerland.
Produced in Bern by @roethlisberger.ch
Photo by @thheo
Blown glass ashtray, tinted with red sand, presented on the occasion of @smoking.diaries Necrosis imbues the piece with an organic quality, evoking the shape of a blood cell that gradually darkens and deteriorates when repeatedly touched by ashes.
Model 1 💨 Deep glossy red: 12.2x 4.5 cm
Model 2 💨 Matte sandblasted, with an intentionally irregular, uneven color application: 12.5x 5 cm
Price available upon request.
Photographed by: @thheo
Glassblower: @fs.shiny
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Blown glass ashtray, tinted with red sand, presented on the occasion of @smoking.diaries . Necrosis imbues the piece with an organic quality, evoking the shape of a blood cell that gradually darkens and deteriorates when repeatedly touched by ashes.
Human wallets or croco wallets? 🐊
Either way, someone’s getting skinned, stitched, at the flesh sweatshop.
Creative Director, Story & Edit: @v.arragan_
Art Direction & Modding: @sinhalex
Excited to present the ExoSeat chair at @collectiblefair , September 4–7, 2025, at Water Street Projects WSA (@wsanyc ), 180 Maiden Lane, New York, NY 10038. Selected by @_h_mart_
~ DM 4 invit 👅~
Many thanks to @prohelvetia_design and @bernerdesignstiftung For their support.
Projet rendu possible grâce au soutien par la Fondation bernoise de design/SWISSLOS Culture Canton de Berne
Potential Objects - Alex Sinh Nguyen | Best in Design
Přemýšlel jsi někdy nad tím, jaké by to bylo, kdyby design nebyl o finálním produktu, ale o samotném procesu tvorby?🎮
Projekt s názvem Potential Objects představuje digitální nástroj i otevřený systém, který kombinuje principy herního prostředí s návrhem objektů. Umožňuje experimentovat, prototypovat a sdílet 3D modely intuitivně – jako v sandboxové hře, ale s myšlenkou designu.
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Potential Objects – Alex Sinh Nguyen | Best in Design
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if design wasn’t about the final product, but about the process of creation itself? 🎮
Potential Objects is both a digital tool and an open system that blends the principles of game environments with object design. It allows for intuitive experimentation, prototyping, and sharing of 3D models—like in a sandbox game, but with a focus on design thinking.
Modding on Session: Skate Sim featuring the deck collection designed and produced by Mowalola @mowalola X The Skateroom @theskateroom
Decks:
~ TYSON CHROME DECK
~ GRAFFITI DECK
~ RED OMEN DECK
~ LEOPARD DECK
~ MOTO DECK
Outfits:
Model 01
~ BPU UK MINI SKIRT
~ COLLEGE TEE RED ~ Red Medium Bundle Bag
Model 02
~ NIGHT BRA BLUE
~ TARTAN MINI SKIRT BLUE
In collaboration with @lea.kika
Assistance and shot production: @leifisstrange
Thanks to @sumicoke for the feedback and support in refining the art direction.
Soundtrack: Hit & Run by @mowalola
#mowa #mowalola #skateroom #skate #session #sessionskatesim
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Captured by @thheo
Ceramic expertise: @sarah.scheder / @understory.ceramics
Special thanks to @timothee_lehmann & @_christianmonney for the intricate structural assemblage
Exhibited at the 18th International Design Festival – Design Parade Hyères.
An ode to ruins, to relics that are slowly fading.
When the last liturgical buildings collapse, when places of worship dissolve into concrete - what will remain sacred?
The imprint of these churches, still dotting our urban landscapes, is corroding.
As these marvels crumble, the metal frameworks that form their skeletons pierce through the rotting flesh of these ailing structures.
These frames - commonly known as scaffolding - become the final nerves that still faintly pulse within the monuments.
Although originally designed as temporary prosthetics, meant to hold together crumbling abbeys awaiting renewal, they end up fusing with the architecture.
Wherever one looks, these buildings now share their space - inevitably - with these metallic transfusions, until the eye stops noticing them, accustomed to their constant presence.
As a final tribute to these galvanized connectors, a baptism is held- to elevate them to the status of sacred relics.
Let us canonize this “Rearden metal,” so that its fleeting support becomes immortal, eternal.